simmons | March 25, 2017
Marisell Viega The Orlando Chapter Hadassah presents "Lunch with Cuban-born author Marisella Veiga" on Tuesday, April 4, at Congregation Ohev Shalom at 11:30 a.m. She will present her book, "We Carry Our Homes With Us", a memoir of her flight from Cuba as a young girl and her integration into American life. Veiga is a professional writer and college professor
simmons | March 23, 2017
WASHINGTON One candidate has the endorsement of a civil rights giant.
simmons | March 23, 2017
Open just four months, and theres already a change at the top at Tullibee, the handsome restaurant in the new Hewing Hotel in Minneapolis North Loop neighborhood. Chef Grae Nonas, recruited with some fanfare from Austin, Texas, to Minneapolis, is leaving the restaurant. His replacement?
admin | March 21, 2017
Jon Ossoff is one of three Jewish candidates in a field of 18 vying for a congressional seat in Georgia. (Courtesy of the Ossoff campaign) WASHINGTON (JTA) One candidate has the endorsement of a civil rights giant. Another boasts that he changes his oil in his pickup truck
admin | March 19, 2017
When Marc Levine and Richard Bloom were sworn into office on Dec. 3, 2012, they became the only Jewish members of the state Assembly.
simmons | March 19, 2017
For years, rooting for Team Israel meant cheering forthe countrys national soccer, basketball or Olympic teams. But this month, thanks to their surprising success at the World Baseball Classic (WBC), when sports fans talk about Team Israel, they mean baseball. Played every four years since 2006, The World Baseball Classic (WBC) is an international baseball tournament modeled after the FIFA World Cup.
admin | March 19, 2017
On the weekend before his January 9 swearing in ceremony, Eric Greitens, soon to become governor of Missouri, called up United Hebrew Congregation, a Reform synagogue in St. Louis.
admin | March 15, 2017
In Irish writer Charles Maturins 1820 Gothic novel, a young student named John Melmoth discovers his devilish ancestor was a mythological wanderer.
simmons | March 12, 2017
Israel beats Cuba in World Baseball Championship Tournament Many Israelis got a jolt of national pride when Israel upset fifth-ranked Cuba in the World Baseball Championship, beating them by 4-1. Israel stands at 4-0 overall in the series, one step closer to the tournaments semi-finals. Going into the tournament, Israel was given 200 to 1 of winning.
richards | March 12, 2017
Best of the rest: Events for March 12 and beyond The State This guided walking tour will highlight Columbia's Jewish heritage and explore how Jewish merchants have shaped this downtown district. The tour will begin in front of Michael's on Main Street, ... This month , musicians will be Dustin Retzlaff, Gregg ...
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